How to Wheelie Electric Bikes

Introduction

• Goal: Teach viewers how to wheelie various types of electric bikes, including street-legal e-bikes, mini-motos, and full-sized e-motos.
• Giveaway: $10,000 cash prize for e-bike enthusiasts, with links for entry provided.

Safety and Preparation

• Gear Up: Always wear a helmet and gloves as a minimum. Consider full protective gear: boots, knee pads, spine armor.
• Bike Check: Ensure brakes are functioning well. The rear wheel should lock with one finger on the brake.
• Practice Environment: Start on grass or with a trainer. Avoid practicing alone.
• Attitude: Have fun and be patient. Learning takes time and practice.

The Basics of Wheelies

• Golden Rule: Always keep a finger on the rear brake and remind yourself to use it.
• Balance Point Concept: Much like leaning back on a chair to a tipping point. Aim for the balance point with one pedal stroke.

Pedal Bike Wheelies

• Preparation: Focus on the dominant pedal position and pull the handlebars evenly.
• Execution: Use a strong pedal stroke, pull back on the bars with weight thrown back into the seat, and look at the horizon for balance.

E-Bike Wheelies

P51 Street Legal E-Bike

• Preparation: Remove rear brake sensor, enter highest power mode.
• Execution: Stand with equal pressure on pedals, compress and rebound the forks, and apply body weight.

Razer MX500 E-Bike

• Advantages: Low balance point makes wheelies easier.
• Execution: Use body weight in addition to throttle for a controlled pop.

Saron X and Talaria

• Mode: Use sport mode for wheelies.
• Execution: Neutral wrist position for throttle, use body weight and fork rebound, and follow the Golden Rule.

Upgraded 72V Saron (Ronster)

• Features: 14,000 Watts with a stock motor, multiple upgrades for power and control.
• Execution: Throttle can lift the wheel at almost any speed, but body weight makes the pop predictable.

Common Mistakes

• Not Looking Ahead: Always look at the horizon to maintain balance.
• Leaning Forward: Stay back, keep the head up.
• Lack of Commitment: Fully commit body and throttle for the pop.
• Dropping Legs: Stay committed to keeping the legs on the bike.

Tips and Upgrades

• Super Moto Wheels: Easier for wheelies.
• Handlebar Adjustments: Raising bars helps with control.
• Regen Settings: High regen settings are safer and reduce brake wear.

Conclusion

• Practice Tips: Be patient, consistent, and safe. Track progress and adjust techniques as needed.
• Call to Action: Further details on e-bike builds and the giveaway in video description.

Note: The transcript contains a lot of promotional content around a $10,000 giveaway and merchandise. Participants are encouraged to enter through linked descriptions.